The food was delicious, the quantities generous, service was friendly and helpful, and the best…read moreprices in town. Can't say enough good about our experience. Best breakfast in town, hands down!

Stumbled across this gem...terrific berry pancakes, great burger.... Amazing warm and friendly…read morestaff, quirky decor, lots of charm.

Very friendly staff and consistantly good food. W4e come every year. You can't miss by ordering…read morethe daily specials on the blackboard.

Wandered into this little cafe just before closing. Food was…read moretypical diner fare. Waitress was fun and friendly! Pancakes were outstanding; sandwiches were ok & salads were basic & good.

I've been stopping here now and then for a great many decades. There isn't much on this stretch of…read moreSR14 from SR 97 to Umatilla. I would think they could make some dough putting in gas pumps as the locals must not enjoy driving 30 miles west on SR14 to fill up. I've never paid much attention but there could be a card-lock place across the street for businesses that have a membership. Those tractors certainly gulp down a lot of diesel in a week's time. There used to be a ferry here that went over to Arlington, OR but it's long gone now. It was used frequently by the locals to fetch groceries across the river. In recent years the population of Roosevelt has increased dramatically after the town decided that they would build a landfill and welcome the trash from the Seattle area. Trains loaded with refuse keep truck drivers employed and busy hauling the containers up the hill to be emptied. Prior to the landfill, Roosevelt was little more than a whistle stop with a dive bar and a couple of other now derelict businesses. Food here is pretty decent these days as they are feeding local truckers who want and expect a hardy meal at a reasonable price. You'll find that here. Staff is very friendly. There's a little park and boat launch down the road (south) with picnic tables and a view of the river.

What a lovely family run business. The burgers have been awesome both times we have stopped.read more

Great spacious spot for a pit stop. Easy to park, plenty of seating and space inside, combined…read moreplant shop, kids play room, and small event space. The Bee's Knees latte was delicious. There are sandwiches and some muffins available too but we didn't opt for those. The kids room was equipped with a play kitchenette, tables, tumble mats, games, etc.. Restrooms were decent - a few stalls and changing table in the women's.

The inside of this old building makes for an AWESOME place to drink coffee, study, read, hang out,…read moreetc. My caramel latte was spot on, and a train went by which made the experience somewhat surreal...Yakima is my home, but I've been in North Carolina for 8 years, and this place makes me miss my hometown even more! I'd give it five stars if the service was friendlier and welcoming.

Mountain Goat Coffee was so cute! We visited twice during our stay in Packwood. First off, I loved…read moretheir branding and charming interior, especially the little toadstool table/chairs for kids. They were pretty busy both times, but service was friendly and efficient. I ordered the Blackberry Cobbler Cold Brew, which was delightful. They didn't have many non-pork breakfast options, so I tried the Blueberry Chia Cup. I'm just not the biggest fan of chia, so this wasn't my favorite. However, my friend said her breakfast burrito was solid. We returned later in our trip, and I got a Ginger Molasses Cookie. This was delicious! The texture was perfectly chewy and the flavor was great. Overall, worth the visit!

Ambiance: Cute little cafe! It's not too far from the Mt…read more Rainier entrance. There's ample seating inside and outside. It can get pretty packed though since it's the only dine-in cafe in town. There is quite a lot of cute merch in the back & stickers at the front counter. Service: Service was okay. Our orders did come out quick, but if it's packed it'll take a lil while. Food: I came 3 different days and ordered 3 lattes each day (Carmel, marshmallow, and hazelnut). I believe their hot lattes taste a lot better than ordering an iced one. I've had better lattes but this is the closest cafe in the area. Espresso was decent. As for their pastries, their salted double chocolate chip cookies are DELICIOUS! Highly recommend! That cookie was the reason we kept coming back.

$74.00 - 3 people for breakfast. Served on paper plates with a blending of plastic utensils to use…read more And fancy plastic cups. Sausage omelette....... GIRL! This three egg omelet, Excuse me. This three egg sausage omelette consisted of one singular sausage link. This lonely singular individual sausage had been sliced and diced into 4 pieces and GENEROUSLY sprinkled inside my omelette with peppers and onions. The sausage in this Omelette had me feeling as if I had Gone fishing. "Ya catch anything?" No! Few bites here and there. Overall, the omelette wasn't bad, but I do expect a $20 omelette to represent its worth. Served with toast and hash whites ... I mean hash browns. These hash browns were definitely more of ... clash browns . Stale, soggy,and unpleasant.. just like the missing sausage this hash was missing the brown and crispy desirable and necessary elements. The next item up forbid was the breakfast sandwich!!! For I did not order this sandwich nor did I try it being the lack of quantity and volume of sandwich. But....GIRL!!! she was dainty and dry like sausage she was all alone. Like a lonely, single child with no siblings to play with à la carte. No sides.. again lacking representation of price the sandwich needed a PR team. Winner winner, chicken dinner, THE PANCAKE!!! For I did not order those pancakes either, but I did have a bite being that there were two pancakes à la cart with no sides, consisting of coconut and pineapple. Best pancake I've ever had. Wildly overpriced... One cup of Baileys and coffee One milkshake- The shake had this shaved ice quality about it. Little ice shards throughout it with each sip. Outside seating was nice with multiple extra large picnic tables to choose from next to a little creek of water. Service was fine. When I mentioned to the cashier that the price seems like highway robbery he met me with a defensive response and found it very unappreciated and told me that they are the end of the road. And each individual does get a menu to look at. No His response was unusual and interesting to think about and interpret. Does you're the end of the road mean you can charge and put out any quality for any price and it's all good because you're at the end of the road and the only option? I understand tough times /economy/price of goods/profit margins. But price should represent what you receive. If you like casinos or playing cards this is the place for you. It's definitely a gamble!

Really cute! Great spot for a spot to grab a bite. I wanted all the baked goods but we had plenty…read moreat the ranch to look forward to up in Snowden. I ordered the Chicken Salad w fried chicken breast. Delicious. Incredible in house ranch dressing. Too many onions only issue. Son had burger & fries. Enjoyed it. Hubby has but on wheat. Enjoyed that also. Huckleberry lemonade FRESH and so tasty. Glad we stopped in on our way home from Trout Lake Abby. Give it a try. You may be pleasantly surprised. Sit outside in the lovely shaded trees and picnic tables with a gentle breeze, too hot n sticky inside. Pet friendly too.. Cheers!

Community. Creative. Storytelling at it's best. This place can be all the things you might want to…read moresee in this world. Art is one way this place leans to create community and thrive. What is your vibe!? Come check it out! We enjoy community!

Service was exceptional, friendly and welcoming. The coffee is the smoothest blend I've tasted in…read morethe TriCities. The shop itself is open and bright with colorful decor and art. I went to view the African American experience with the Hanford work site and beyond. In the 40s through the 60s east Pasco became a vibrant town filled with homes and businesses in spite of the racism that redlined housing and business opportunities for people of color. I found the exhibit enlightening and engaging. I loved the small collection of photos, especially the one of the baseball players. I'm looking forward to seeing the map recreation that will pinpoint the locations of houses and businesses during this time and before leveling of them in the name of "urban revitalization". I am 80 years old and the more I know about our history the more I have come to understand that we have never been a kind and generous culture to most people. We can be shortly after a tragedy strikes but then our fears of "other" takes hold of us and we regress: Sadly so. I will return to this lovely, warm and welcoming place.

People have been raving about this plane so we decided to give it a try. The place is quite small,…read morebut they offer extra seating in the main building. We came in for dessert and they had a pretty good selection. My husband got a fruit tart and I had a layered vanilla cake. My husband's fruit tart wasn't the best he ever had, but not the worst either. I could say the same for my cake and cappuccino - not the best, but not the worst. Service was good though and the staff was friendly.

Very high quality, authentic European fair in Kennewick. The pastries are all delicious especially…read morethe Tierramisu. Oh and also, the vibe is very international. Neat and clean and great friendly service to boot! Will be back for sure.

Everything about this place is amazing. The employees, the atmosphere, the cool free events, the…read moredrinks, the snacks, literally EVERYTHING. Since moving here, my husband and I have become frequent flyers and will probably be known by name within the coming months.

It's a pretty cool place attached to the book store but everywhere you look there is rules, no…read moreoutside drinks, don't move tables, "toilet seat loose be careful" shut the door on the bathroom, don't touch the radio, I couldn't imagine working for this place ! All these notes kill the vibe! The owner could tighten the toilet seat that might be one note taken off a wall...The food is probably a one star, and the drinks are expensive, $7 for an iced drink.

Stopped by this cute little cafe for a dose of caffeine and breakfast for myself. Ordered the…read morespring special iced jasmine matcha and a breakfast burrito bowl. The matcha was a bit light for my taste and I didn't taste much of the jasmine syrup either. The breakfast burrito bowl was flavorful and I loved the pan fried cheese on top! It only comes with eggs, onions and cheese but you can add sausage, avocado and potatoes for an extra charge. The cafe itself is very cute and all the staff are very friendly. They have a few tables outside to soak up some sun on a nice day (like today!) Iced jasmine matcha: 4/10 way too light for me Breakfast burrito bowl: 7.5/10 Service: 10/10

Stopped here for a quick cup of coffee before heading out and was I mesmerized. We got the Monster…read moreMatcha and it was delicious. Definitely having tastes of the ube and the matcha, the mixture was perfect and neither overpowered the other for a great treat. We also got the sesame mochi and that was delicious! The sweet taste and gooey texture of the mochi juxtaposed against the savory taste and crunch of the sesame was genius! With plenty of seating area indoors and outdoors, Nativ Cafe also provides WiFi and games to spend time and enjoy your day. I would definitely recommend and will be back whenever we're nearby!